Saturday, May 18 2013 11:32 PM EDT2013-05-19 03:32:29 GMT
VENTNOR -- V.F.W. Post 3361 has stood the test of time since it was built in 1950, but after it flooded with 30 inches of water from Hurricane Sandy, it was forced to shut its doors -- until Saturday. Dozens
VENTNOR -- V.F.W. Post 3361 has stood the test of time since it was built in 1950, but after it flooded with 30 inches of water from Hurricane Sandy, it was forced to shut its doors -- until Saturday. Dozens
Saturday, May 18 2013 11:32 PM EDT2013-05-19 03:32:12 GMT
ATLANTIC CITY -- There's always an eclectic crowd at the Boneyard, but this weekend the diversity takes on a special meaning as musicians from all walks of life come togather to raise money for autism
ATLANTIC CITY -- There's always an eclectic crowd at the Boneyard, but this weekend the diversity takes on a special meaning as musicians from all walks of life come togather to raise money for autism
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Donations to those still affected by Hurricane Sandy continue to pour in.
Students at the Slaybaugh Elementary School in Egg Harbor Township were happy to start the "Slaybaugh Students Make a Change" donation drive. Each classroom filled a coffee can with change that by the end of the drive added up to over $3,700.
"They were really excited, because we actually had a few students who were displaced from the storm because West Atlantic City was affected, so they were excited. So everyone pretty much know someone who was affected by the storm so they were more than happy to empty their piggy banks," said Kristina Benton, who teaches art at Slaybaugh Elementary School.
The money collected is going to the American Red Cross.
